let's begin with victori burton-harris. lay out what happened.hink a lot of people are scratching their heads right now. talk about the day that the last whatent took place and transpired next. how did the detroit police get involved? >> thank you for having me. on atragic story started sunday evening in july in family homeiwatu's where her mother, sister, brother, and nieces resided. siwatu and her mother were sitting on the front porch when the complaining witness dropped her daughter off and her daughter attended school with siwatu's niece. prior to the sunday evening in girls whotwo teen attended school together and there was testimony at trial that the complaining witnesses nieceter beat up siwatu's and the girls bathroom. after that incident, the family naturally said this young lady is not a friend of yours. so when her mother dropped her off at the house, siwatu and her mother sat on the front porch and look to each other puzzled and confused and wondered why this young woman was at their home, where she was dropped off here. so siwatu we

let's begin with victoria burton-harris. lay out what happened.hink a lot of people are scratching their heads right now. talk about the day that the last whatent took place and transpired next. how did the detroit police get involved? >> thank you for having me. on atragic story started sunday evening in july in family homeiwatu's where her mother, sister, brother, and nieces resided. siwatu a herothewere sittg onhe fnt pch wn the colaing wnessropp hedauger off and her daughter attended school with siwatu's niece. prior to the sunday evening in girls whotwo teen attended school together and there was testimony at trial that the complaining witnesses nieceter beat up siwatu's and the girls bathroom. after that incident, the family naturally said this young lady is not a friend of yours. so when her mother dropped her off at the house, siwatu and her mother sat on the front porch and look to each other puzzled and confused and wondered why this young woman was at their home, where she was dropped off here. so siwatu went inside the house and asked

big wins at the bottom for barnsley and burton.ff hopes a boost with victory at sheffield united. let's have a look at the table. so cardiff are ahead of fulham, and know that a win in their final match will take them back to the premier league. derby, who drew at aston villa, will be looking anxiously over their shoulders as they try to hold onto a play off spot. at the bottom it was a terrible afternoon for bolton, beaten by burton. barnsley are now out of the relegation places. reading and birmingham are not safe. some ups and downs have been confirmed in leagues one and two as well today. this is wycombe wanderers celebrating their promotion from league two back up to the third tier. they'll play the likes of sunderland next season after beating relegated chesterfield. at the bottom of that division barnet gave their hopes of staying in the football league a massive boost by beating morecambe, who are now in big danger of going down instead. while in league one, northampton town have been relegated after losing i 0 to walsall,

snyder took over the case from burton marks. it was snyder who came up with the brilliant core of the case that rather than focusing on what is a constitutionally protected place, should be, do people have reasonable expectations of privacy? he remembered his own class where he talked about the reasonable man. he made the argument before the supreme court. it defined the case. >> those of you who teach law should feel good about the effect this can have in your students. this started a brainstorm. a >> absolutely. this is the most exciting case to teaching criminal procedure. it inspires people to transform the amendment. you can translate in light of new technologies. that's what harvey schneider did. that's what c-span viewers should do with us tonight. >> we will hear more about the court overall. stewart is an important character. tell us about him. >> he served in world war ii and the navy reserves. often times, he was in dissent during the war era. in this case, in the majority, [ indiscernible ]. katz is known for concurr

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would you go so far as to agree with rear admiral alex burton who said "we are in danger of losing ouras a credible military power, unless spending is increased", is that something you recognise? we are an immensely credible and capable air force. so if we look at operations against daesh, we would be number two in the coalition, alongside the united states, but number two in the coalition has meant that on occasions we have been providing up to 40% of the capability. at the same time we have been not only defending the skies around the united kingdom, but in support of of our nato allies, in the northern and southern flanks of nato, and we have engaged across the world. right now, the raf is engaged in 13 operations in 21 countries around the world, a tremendous effort. so i don't worry about our credibility right now. but the world is changing. it is adapting very quickly, people have noticed where we are strong, they've noticeded in recent conflict our strength in the air, and they're working to deny us that strength in the future. so in order to continue being a credible air force,

the createn by sarah burton for alexander mcqueen was a well-kept secret.be worth over $400,000. she wore a cartier diamond tiara on loan from the queen. when pippa middle on the carried her nearly nine-foot train, a lot of attention was diverted to pippa's backside. it became an international sensation. the groom and best man walked into the abbey together. >> after entering the abbey, the groom was extremely polite making his way down the aisle to speak to the guests. harry went to speak to his uncle, charles spencer. celebrity guests including elton john and david furnish. then victoria beckham and david beckham. he made a fashion faux pas. jayne seymour joined you are coverage. >> i loved when harry turned to take a sneak peek at the bride and said to william, she looks good. >> he probably wasn't supposed to do that. >> that's our harry. >> the archbishop of canterbury a officiated the ceremony. >> i catherine elizabeth. >> i catherine e liz bit. >> take thee william arthur fill li louis. >> take thee william arthur phillip louis. >> the abbey bells ra

middlesbrough got a late equaliser at burton. it was also a draw between ipswich and millwall.k rangers and sheffield wednesday. queens park rangers scored for mac against norwich. tomorrow a mouthwatering first leg between juventus and real madrid. this is a rematch of last season's champions league final where real madrid beat juventus by former goals— to one. now, they are trailing much anyway, barcelona, and that is what makes the champions league all the more important for the zinedine zidane. real madrid remain a formidable opponent. he became the first player to ever score in each of the sexy group games of the champions league campaign. he also scored in each leg of the last 16 as well. they are up against a juventus team that have got a very good home record. they have only lost one of their last 25 home games in european competitions, but this is a big one. they are up against real madrid. no team since buying munich in the 1970s has ever won the competition three years in a i’ow. “— won the competition three years in a row. —— since bayer munich. cricket now and engl

jeffrey's wife hilarie burton just gave birth a month ago. >> it's our first night away from the littleaby, so yeah, it's a big deal here. >> let me just say that it's unfair that she looks like that. she just had a baby. i want to know her secret. >> she's just a smoking" hot chick. >> speaking of smokin' hot, sofia vergara, joe manganiello's wife. enough said. >> dwayne's having a baby and jeffrey just had a baby. you getting some baby fever? >> are you looking for a scoop? no scoop on that front. >> imagine the beautiful babies from those two. you can imagine the action from the rock. nobody does it better. wait until you see him go up against the gigantic out of control beasts in "rampage." it's insane. and the movie is so good. >> what is it you do? >> i'm kind of the prince of england. >> how harry and meghan's romance began. we have new scenes at from the movie about the royals. >>> a big bang theory sneak peek. why kaylley cuoco is bothered b her first marriage. >>> seth roguen talked to us about the all-star lineup for >>> i've been on a lot of blind dates, pretty much all of t

once run by dick cheney vice president dick cheney during the bush years the story about how how burton and then k.b.r. got these no bid contracts really has not come to light enough i know from some depositions testimony and some of the litigation involved in the recontract was allegedly negotiated over a couple hours over the phone for a multibillion dollar contract worth k.b.r. was the only company that was allowed to actually get. the city of luxury and free. alarming number of people living in the streets. the simple fact is now ladies. and there is just not enough shelter even if people on the streets right now decided to come in there's nowhere to come in it's been a struggle. this man phoned his own response of the problem and constructed dozens of tiny homes for people in need of shelter when you have nothing in order to go. you know having something like this may as well be a castle but do the authorities accept such solution. to house on a city parking space is not a solution. that someone wanted touring the site otherwise it will be a free for all there a better alternative

christina burton it's and your piece on our founding members of the children of the holocaust associationthey want to share their story about life and death in the warsaw ghetto as often as they can push struck us walk it's only by repeating these stories can we hope to prevent history repeating itself. there's an epidemic sweeping across europe and despite the fact that it has claimed lives and continue to spread it is largely gone and acknowledged its the epidemic of loneliness recognizing the severity of the issue the british government recently appointed a minister of loneliness to tackle the increasing isolation of individuals that can lead to poor health and people harming themselves or others. it could be almost anywhere london has many faces and this is one of them. behind many of the countless windows are people and many of them are lonely. age u.k. is a state charity working with older citizens it also provides a place to get together around twenty percent of britons have contact with other people once a week or less half of everyone over seventy five years old lives alone espec

and with this in mind we sent sunderland fan graham satchell to see his team take on burton.ter so does football make us happy or sad? professor peter dalton, who by the way it supports newcastle, has been studying foot wall and happiness using an application called mappiness, he asked fans to rate how they felt for, during and after again. he analysed to milling responses. this is probably the most comprehensive dataset collected unhappiness. it shows on average it 18 wins, fans are frequent & happier, the happiness drops to 1.3 and just happier, the happiness drops to 1.3 andjust1.1% in the happier, the happiness drops to 1.3 and just 1.1% in the second and third hours and it 18 losers, there isa 7.9% third hours and it 18 losers, there is a 7.9% drop in happiness in the first hour, which is still 3.1 and 3.2% in the second and third hours. you are twice as unhappy when your tea m you are twice as unhappy when your team loses as you are happy when your team wins. team loses as you are happy when yourteam wins. on team loses as you are happy when your team wins. on average,

birmingham and burton drew one all.ntford and derby while hull city thrashed qpr four—nil. leeds and sunderland drew while middlesbrough, millwall and reading all won. fulham arejust two points behind second placed cardiff now after a one—nil win at sheffield wednesday. rangers have lea pfrogged aberdeen to go second in the scottish premiership after a four—nil victory over dundee at ibrox. aberdeen lost two nil away at hearts. stuart findlay scored for kilmarnock as they beat partick one zero, ross county drew one all with hibs and stjohnstone motherwell ended goaless. leaders celtic are at hamilton tomorrow. let's head down under now to the commonwealth games where there were more golds for england, scotland and wales on the third day of competition on the gold coast. england's swimmer adam peaty, a double olympic champion and world record holder, was in final action for the first time. joe lynskey reports. adam peaty successfully defended his title in the 100 metres breaststroke. world record—holder was not happy wit

with emotions. sting of relegation. twice as hard as the joy felt when our team wins. team take on burtonppy. makes fans happy. not at the present time. you can understand sunderland fans being miserable. two home wins in the last 14 months — it's not great. i'm not going to lie, it's not great. i am so disappointed. oh dear, oh dear. in the supporters' association shop, we met george forster. he has just won championship fan of the season. does football in sunderland make you happy? no, not really. not when we're in the position we're in, because people hurt. you know, you smudge your weekends. itjust hurts. before we go on, there is something i should confess. i am not entirely impartial in this report. fan for the whole of my life. this is my uncle colin. he is one of the happiest people i've ever known. so does football make us happy or sad? has the football this season made you happy? no, the football has been horrible this season. very disappointing. i'm really upset with it, to tell you the truth. he is not the only one. so does football make us happy or sad? has been studying foot

well all we know so far is that around ten am this morning premises and varia and also baden's burtonback for a search by around one hundred and sixty officer this has been confirmed by the prosecutor's office and struck out for the moment more information also about the extract functional even names have not been released but insiders have stated this is very interesting that the bust of porsche room is not part of the investigation but it's of course very interesting to know who are those very senior members maybe even from the management level that authorities both like to question earlier and earlier this year and you just mentioned german prosecutors also widen the profile for porsche sr brant audi which developed these an engine that was used in about eighty thousand volkswagen audi and partial models that was most likely also equipped with many manipulative software. where for the moment because we stay on the cost side there's been a drop in car sales in march across europe and it's the first some of the stronger since twenty fourteen that has come as some economists worried b

holst some of the greatest scottish painters in so we've got curry we've go joan burton we've go. so we want to see the bell and the bell and john bell and a lovely man got dressed as so there's a great peace up stairs be talked about a million we're if you look at the moon on different continents you're connected so yes so we did that for her next year it's all. we've already found someone who's of . photography gallery person who's doing that then the following year actually is the guy who painted this who just did the exhibition with mice running underneath that. and it's cold on juno so we're going to do cutting edge for that year so it's not about being a. a museum or. hall made to scotland it was this year slightly self-indulgent. but we're international let's very much an international school but you go all shapes and sizes all nationalities come here but i know you do your bit for scotland week and what's not for them as the club posted in the past and what did you think of k.t. tunstall be le fost woman marshall of the played this year what took them so long. i mean right

. —— burton.ies and manchester city women could both make history as they bid to become the first english sides to reach the champions league final. the semis are played over two legs with chelsea at home today to vfl wolfsburg in the late kick off, while city take on the holders lyon at 1pm. i think it is a dream, to get into the champions league final. that is one medal that we would all like to have, but we can't look past this semifinal. for me, in the past, with everton i made the quarterfinal, and this is one step better, but we deathly want to make the final and we will give it everything we have got. carl frampton secured the wbo interim featherweight title with a points win over former four weight world champion nonito donaire in belfast. frampton could next face either mexico's wbo featherweight champion oscar valdez, or the winner of next months all british ibf title bout between lee selby and josh warrington. someone who wasn't hanging around, was amir khan in his comeback fight. a0 se

at the bottom, sunderland have suffered back—to—back relegations after losing home to burton, they will got the lead in the first half at their game, celtic created chances but couldn't get past the hibs goalkeeper. they doubled their lead after the break. they can win the title next weekend if victory against rangers in the derby. scarlets were thrashed 38—16 by leicester in their semifinal in dublin. the irish side had beaten saracens and their strong form continued, they ran in five tries. it is the first day of the world snooker championships in sheffield. eight world titles between them, struggling to make it through the first round. ronnie 0'sullivan is chasing a six crucible title, he trailed 6—3 at the halfway point. the winner is the first ten. mark selby, defending champion, winner of the last three tournaments, he trailed jo perry 7—2, he hasjust wrapped up that frame, this is the scene in sheffield at the minute. selby just pulling it scene in sheffield at the minute. selbyjust pulling it to eight frames to four. you can follow this on the red button and online. that is all

middlesbrough got a late equaliser at burton. it was also a draw between ipswich and millwall.sunderland are 5 points from safety after defeat to sheffield wednesday. 0ne game taking place in the mum, sheffield united have just 0ne game taking place in the mum, sheffield united havejust taken 0ne game taking place in the mum, sheffield united have just taken the lead against cardiff city. super league continues with a full programme of fixtures. st helens scored within the opening ten minutes in there again following a brilliant kick from ben barba. saints pulled away again in the second gap to score a further three tries. the final score 28—6. wigan remain behind st helens with their victory of the whole kingston rovers. warrington also took a win as did catalans dragons. in beijing running 0'sullivan is bidding for a record sixth ranking event title in the china open. he is currently on five that the campaign, victory would see him surpass the record set by mark selby and stephen hendry. he has not actually won this tournament since 2000. £225,000 is the top prize. and joinin

the oil is situated to tight reserve it's going to be tough to get to it's going to be costly hala burton and schlumberger have already begun their test wells so the challenge now is going to be how much of that eighty billion is actually recoverable and from a geological standpoint it may be very little there's also a huge thirteen trillion cubic feet of natural gas as part of that discovery so both are significant discoveries but the extraction is going to be costly and that's why i think it may not be as good news as people think and it's at least five years off from where we are right now to actual extraction roget we appreciate your expertise it's always informative for me and our viewers futures and currency expert at simpler trading reggie horner thanks for being with us. and in the united states the benchmark consumer price index the c.p.i. used to measure inflation was up two point one percent in march according to the labor department here in the u.s. the increase in the so-called core c.p.i. was the biggest since february of two thousand and seventeen health care and rent were

also in the championship wins for burton, sheffield wednesday, middlesbrough, cardiff, nottingham forest motherwell fa ns empty now but it was the motherwell fans who were celebrating earlier and no wonder, a comprehensive 3—0 win over aberdeen. it was the dons who had the better start, but they we re who had the better start, but they were behind after 20 minutes, suggestions of handball but were aberdeen defending and curtis main gave motherwell the perfect start. defending would haunt aberdeen all afternoon, this was goal number two, ryan boyle minute this taking advantage. adam rooney... aberdeen we re advantage. adam rooney... aberdeen were just huffing and puffing. and then the third, a nightmare again for the dons defence. mean it still had a lot to do but he showed fantastic composure. motherwell through to the scottish cup final and will face either celtic or rangers who play here tomorrow. just the one game in the scottish premiership today, it went the way of coalminer who won 2—1 at hamilton. saint mirren claimed the scottish championship title today. it's scottish championsh

requested a un security council meeting to discuss last month's nerve agent attack in southern england burton says it's highly likely moscow is behind the poisoning of a former spy and has rejected a russian proposal to join investigate the incident warrants the reports. who tried to kill the script weeks on from the incident there remains no determining piece of evidence that puts beyond doubt the question as to who was behind this. of course the samples taken from the scene could help british scientists determine what's the poison was but that isn't the same thing it was not a chalk they said but don't ask us which country it came from because it isn't our job we are one hundred percent certain that this is from the nova chalk family of nerve agents a military create nerve agent who provided the information to the police and to the government and that has really been our role in the us it's not for others to advise on who me who made the near vision or weird indeed it came from. all of which is a bit embarrassing for the british foreign secretary who apart from comparing vladimir putin to h

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a terrible afternoon for bolton, beaten by burton.places, barnsley out of those places, reading and birmingham are farfrom those places, reading and birmingham are far from safe either. some ups and downs in leagues one and two. these are the celebrations for wycombe. they will play the likes of sunderland next season after beating chesterfield this season. barnet have given their hopes of staying in the football league a massive boost because they beat morecambe who are now in danger of going down instead of barnet. northampton town have been relegated from league1 of barnet. northampton town have been relegated from league 1 and mk dons are also down after they lost to scunthorpe. celtic will claim the scottish premiership title if they beat city rivals rangers tomorrow afternoon. at the other end of the table hamilton academical... ...took a huge step towards survival with a 2 nil win against bottom side ross county. after a nervy first half of few chances hamilton took the lead from the penalty spot and then the impressive david t

susan burton becoming ms. burton from prison to recovery are leading the fight for incarcerated women and hard cover version and advance one -- the i'm sorry hate -- we did, >> hate, what why we should resist it with free speech not censorship. >> that's -- that big words. signing area is that way and folks help you where you need to know and i like to thank you all for coming and hope to see most of you back again tomorrow. thank you. [applause] and that wraps up booktv's coverage of day one of the los angeles times festival of books held on the campus of the university of southern california. now we're back tomorrow beginning at 10:30 a.m. 1 p.m. in the east hear author discussions on slavery, immigration, history, as well as have the chance to talk with several authors, including black lives matter cofounder patrice con colors, pg media cofounder roger l. simon and investigatorrive journalist for a complete schedule visit booktv.org. now if you missed any of our coverage today, we'll reair the entire festiv

know, the time i've spent with you more recently and in the last couple of years when you were at burton, you know, working with athletes about how to respect women, how to ensure that when you're in a room with a woman, that this is about treating them with dignity and treating them with respect, and understanding the boundaries between sexual harassment and not was something that i think a young person who would look up to you and feel really supported and wanted to be like you because that's how we treat our women in our community was really powerful for me. and so to come to you to talk about what this policy should look like, i really valued the advice that you gave and look forward to working with you more in the future. you know, just big love and hugs to patty for, you know, being there and letting us understand what it means to have the kinds of challenges that you have in the community, but always being open with your heart and the joy that you -- that you've always demonstrated and the level of engagement that you have for your families is crucial and critical, especially as w

the ivory satin and lace creation by sarah burton for alexander mcqueen and then a well kept secret.rstand her earrings were a gift from her mom and dad and are her something new. they're inspired by the code of arms, which includes oak leaves and acorns where. >> when her sister carried her sister's nearly nine foot train, a lot of attention was diverted to pipa's back side, which became an international sensation. the groom and his best man harry walked into the cathedral together both wearing their military uniform. >> after entering the abby, the groom was ekts streamly po light making his way down the aisle to greet all the guests. celebrity guests include sir elton john and david and david and victoria beckham. the soccer star made a protocol faux pas wearing his order of the british empire megds on his right side. he quickly switched it before the ceremony and then properly wore it on the left over his heart. kate walked down the aisle on the arm of her father, michael middleton. jane seymour joined mary hart as part of our team's coverage. >> i love the moment when harry turn

the west san mateo and done burton bridges are both doing very well. back to the desk. >>> petaluma police are searching for a man that tried to pick up children near a junior high school. we have leigh martinez live at petaluma high to bring us more. >> reporter: apparently it was not the school that called in the report. the petaluma police. >> reporter: tipped off by an anonymous caller. the man was seen just after 3:00 yesterday afternoon near petaluma junior high school. a witness told police the man was calling out to a young person, trying to get the youth in his car. the suspect's car is described as a candy apple red honda civic and the man is described as being 38 to 54 years old. 5'10", about 210-pounds with a bald head. the suspect was also seen wearing a blue shirt and sunglasses. petaluma police say they will be out here this afternoon and this morning just to do some extra patrols. back to you guys. >> leigh martinez in petaluma. thank you. >>> our time is now 6:02. last night in oakland a pedestrian was hit and killed on westbound i-580

at the bottom, sunderland have suffered a second straight relegation after losing at home to burton.hirts they were underdogs against leinster. the irish have won this competition three times since the welsh last reached a semi final. that did not bother them. the only man in red from eight winners medal was cool and composed. the defence was cool and composed. the defence was not. the pressure from the blue shirts finally breaching the dam with james ryan squeezing through and it was unrelenting. wave after wave sweeping the scarlets until they could not resist. a knockout blow up delivered by mcfadden after half—time. the interval provided the only mass respite as leinster picked up only mass respite as leinster picked up with a left off. the men of the match‘s try almost a cakewalk. they added to his flawless kicking. scarlets would have been left red—faced but for the consolation. cardiff blues are into the european challenge cup final the second tier of european competition after beating po 16 10 at the cardiff arms park. there was little to choose between the two sides. cardiff

richard burton, robert goulet, julie andrews, shifted over to jfk's administration. his brother, robert. schlessinger, other people, salinger, jackie, mcnamara, the best and the brightest. and yet there's another camelot. it had a king. it had a farmer. it had evans. belafonte. baird russekin. jabah. it had muhammad ali, a gentleman that we resist, happy to experience his life. and tomorrow his last day, his last breath, his assassination. overhead, please. and here we are. we can't -- we can't house our people. he said that if you make more bombs than you can take care of your people that need the most, you're morally corrupt and you're in the wrong direction, and here we are. we cannot house our people. again, the plot to kill king, this may be the only and the best of what and how it happen ed. it's worth knowing that one. we have the greatest wealth inequality in our country right now, and we need to do something more. change the algorithm. thank you. >> president breed: thank you for your comments. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon, supervisors and commiss

we sent sunderland fan graham satchell to see his team take on burton.iles up the road, and i‘ve been a sunderland fan for the whole of my life. this is my uncle colin. so does football make us happy or sad? has the football this season made you happy? no, the football has been horrible this season. very disappointing. i'm really upset with it, to tell you the truth. he is not the only one. so does football make us happy or sad? professor peter dalton, who by the way supports newcastle, has been studying football and happiness. using an app called mappiness, he asked fans to rate how they were feeling out of 100 before, during and after a game. he analysed 2 million responses from 32,000 people. this is probably the most comprehensive dataset ever collected on happiness. the dataset shows on average, if a team wins, fans are 3.9% happier. the happiness drops to 1.3% and just 1.1% in the second and third hours. and if a team loses, there is a 7.9% drop in happiness in the first hour, which is still 3.1% and 3.2% in the second and third hours. you‘re twice

and teaching, kuusisto is also a strong advocate for disability rights, working at syracuse's famed burtontute. he regularly meets with other faculty and students to discuss issues of the day. >> people with disabilities doesn't mean they're not capable of doing something. lo brown: one topic during our visit: the termi associated with disabilies. >> this is why i don't believe in the term "assistive teotnology." it'sust technology for the disabled-- all technology is assistive technology. >> brown: kuusisto himself usesp a er program when he writes. a voice reads his words back to him. and, he recognizes a car connection between his poetry and the new world he foundith guide dogs. >> we all know, i think, those of us who read and love poetry, that one of the things poetry does well is to chart awakenings. there's that spiritual aspect to poetry that is slowing down and a coming to real clarity about something, and as this bookm proceeded, as iting about what corky and i did together, right, i begano realize, this is about my opening up and becoming a larger, more courageo, open, curious,

senator burton, and the senate public safety committee, my nemesis, i shamed you then and i shame you now. you were wrong. dna -- what is it all about? it's a three legged stool but dna with a powerful data base allows the sample to be checked to -- against all cases, against those that have been wrongly accused. against those that have been wrongly convicted and they're sitting in prison. over the years, innocence projects have flourished at law schools in particular. using dna to try and exonerate those wrongly committed. i hope they continue their robust and active part of the harnessing of dna technology. dna also solves current crimes, this isn't a current crime. but it's finally solved by deoxyribonucleic acid also locks out -- dna also looks out and cuts down on future crime by using that data base to exonerate those that have been wrongly -- let's see -- suspicioned. and otherwise allow current crimes and -- to be solved efficiently. i end with a plea to the voters. because we are back circulating another petition this year. right now. go out the wal-mart and go out to markets

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>> well, it's interesting because underneath that very tim burton, helena bonham carter get up.ght laughter ] >> jimmy: really? >> oh -- so i'm super glad -- and i was like, "i can't run in this thing. have you seen -- i can barely walk in this thing. how do you expect me to run?" and they were like, "and action!" and then i just run like -- like gal godot, just like -- like leapt out of my body. just like perfect! >> jimmy: yes, "wonder woman!" yeah, you were going for it. >> "wonder woman" and they were like, "cut." and they were like, "that was perfect. that was amazing. do it again!" and i'm like, "ah! okay, fine." >> jimmy: "okay, yes, of course!" >> "action!" just running -- just like so like perfect both times. i made such a scene about like, "i can't run in this!" and i run perfectly. and then they were like, "okay, you're wrapped!" and so they put me in the van and i drive back to basecamp where all of our trailers are and i'm getting, you know, i'm like, "can you believe it? it was just perfect." and then i -- i'm getting out of the van and i guess my, the bottom of th

could bid and he could bid -- he could buy and sell his vote for west virginia in ways that -- >> bob burtonah. any purple state. any state like that and the nature of our politics now is that he can't even really do that. he can't quite do that because he would go so cross-wise of the democratic base that they would put a target on his forehead and that actually hurts his state. >> right. >> i think that's a good assessment and a really sober assessment of the current state of things. i think a lot of these folks are just being honest about what is clear to everybody. it does not look fun to be a lawmaker right now, it does not look fun to cover politics right now. a lot of it is having to respond to the whatever the president tweets on a daily basis, it's all reactionary. there's nobody allowed to get along with each other. say you reach across the aisle, you have hell to pay with your political base. it's not a place where anyone seems to be looking out for the good of the entire country. it's the good of their political future or their political base and what extreme they need to be on a

spare a thought for sunderland fans, relegated for the second season in a row after losing to burton.lost 2—1. substitute vykintas slivka scored their second late on and that proved to be the winning goal. celtic pull one back, but brendan rodger made to wait. they can claim the title a week today at home to their glasgow rivals rangers. carl frampton secured the wbo interim featherweight belt with a points win over former four—weight world champion nonito donaire in belfast. the victory means he looks certain this summer to fulfil his long—cherished ambition of an outdoor world title fight at windsor park in his native city. someone who wasn't hanging around was amir khan in his comeback fight. 40 seconds it took him to beat phil lo greco in liverpool as he came out swinging from the start in his first fight just under two years. you can see how pleased he is to be back, and winning as well! leinster produced a knock out of their own, dumping the welsh side scarlets out of the champions cup 38—16 in their semifinal in dublin. yet to lose in the competition this season, they knocked o

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